Scholarship Details
The AMR Leaders Program for Tertiary Students in Africa (Cohort 4.0) is a hybrid capacity-building leadership programme designed for undergraduate students studying in Africa who are passionate about combating Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR).
The programme is implemented by and focuses on empowering young leaders with the knowledge, skills, and networks needed to design sustainable, student-led AMR interventions within their institutions and communities.
The programme adopts a systems approach and combines virtual learning with collaborative, hands-on engagement. It will run from February to May 2026, bringing together motivated students from diverse disciplines across Africa.
Benefits
Participants selected for Cohort 4.0 will gain:
- Structured training on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and mitigation strategies
- Access to virtual lectures, webinars, and expert-led sessions
- Participation in group discussions and interactive, constructive sessions
- Experiential learning focused on real-world AMR challenges
- Opportunities to co-create sustainable AMR interventions within their institutions
- Exposure to multidisciplinary collaboration across health, science, policy, and social disciplines
- Inclusion in a growing network of AMR youth champions in Africa
Eligibility
To be eligible for the AMR Leaders Program (Cohort 4.0), applicants must:
- Be a tertiary-level student (undergraduate)
- Be currently studying in Africa
- Demonstrate interest in public health, AMR mitigation, or related fields
- Be willing to actively participate in virtual and collaborative programme activities
- Show commitment to driving AMR awareness and interventions within their institution or community
Students from all academic disciplines are encouraged to apply, as AMR requires multidisciplinary solutions.
Required Documents
Applicants are typically required to submit:
- A completed online application form
- Personal and academic details
- Responses demonstrating interest, motivation, and commitment to AMR mitigation
- Any additional information requested in the official application form
Applicants are strongly advised to read the guiding document and FAQs before submitting their application.
Deadline
📌 Application Deadline: 23rd January 2026
Late or incomplete applications will not be considered.
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How to Apply
To apply for the AMR Leaders Program (Cohort 4.0):
- Carefully read the guiding document and FAQs provided by ReAct Africa.
- Complete the official Google application form with accurate information.
- Ensure all required sections are filled correctly.
- Submit your application on or before 23rd January 2026.
For inquiries, applicants can reach out via info@reactafrica.org.
FAQs
What is Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)?
AMR occurs when microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites no longer respond to medicines, making infections harder to treat and increasing global health risks.
Is the AMR Leaders Program fully virtual?
The programme is hybrid, combining virtual sessions with experiential and collaborative learning activities.
Who can apply for this programme?
Any tertiary-level student studying in Africa, regardless of discipline, with an interest in AMR mitigation.
Is there a participation fee?
No participation fee has been indicated for this programme.
What happens after selection?
Selected participants will be onboarded into the programme and participate in training, discussions, and collaborative AMR intervention activities from February to May 2026.
The AMR Leaders Program for Tertiary Students in Africa (Cohort 4.0) is an excellent opportunity for African undergraduates who want to build leadership capacity, contribute to global health solutions, and become champions in the fight against antimicrobial resistance.
